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Meat Judging, Matt's wardrobe, we try and get Connor's show canceled, Old Chicago's Wall of Foam, the cooking scenes in the movie "Chef", Matt's hats, and more
That was over the weekend. Today she is at Old Chicago for the 50th Annual Blarney Breakfast. And she joins us live for Mondays with the Mayor on Steve and Ted in the Morning.
Steve & Ted in the Morning: 3/17/25 Complete Show - It is St. Patrick's Day and we have Ted Woodward, live at Old Chicago for the 50th Annual Blarney Breakfast. He checks in with us live all morning, including a special Blarney Breakfast edition of Mondays with the Mayor.
Exposing waste and fraud in government, like big dollar payouts to 11 year olds running a business, millions of obviously dead social security numbers and a 157 year old voter. Accountability in the age of Trump, plus the morning's breaking news on Hour 4 of the Bob Rose Show Tuesday 3-11-25
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Jeremy Allen look-alike contest to be held in Chicago; Neil Diamond musical now open in Chicago, and more.
Jeremy Allen look-alike contest to be held in Chicago; Neil Diamond musical now open in Chicago, and more.
Jeremy Allen look-alike contest to be held in Chicago; Neil Diamond musical now open in Chicago, and more.
Elizabeth Villa, the granddaughter of 85-year-old Fransisca Renteria, joins Lisa Dent to asking for the public’s help in finding the missing Chicago woman, who was last seen in Garfield Ridge near West 57th Street and South Melvina Avenue Sunday. Fransisca Renteria only speaks Spanish, and has dementia. If you’ve seen her or have any information, […]
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Also in the news: Identity of 18-year-old fatally shot by off-duty Kane County deputy revealed; Windy Coty Smokeout has begun; Race to Mackinac has started and more.
Also in the news: Identity of 18-year-old fatally shot by off-duty Kane County deputy revealed; Windy Coty Smokeout has begun; Race to Mackinac has started and more.
Also in the news: Identity of 18-year-old fatally shot by off-duty Kane County deputy revealed; Windy Coty Smokeout has begun; Race to Mackinac has started and more.
Also in the news: Dolton first responders concerned about retirement funds; Owner of OBGYN services pleaded guilty to fraud; Protest groups looking for place to march at DNC and more.
Also in the news: Dolton first responders concerned about retirement funds; Owner of OBGYN services pleaded guilty to fraud; Protest groups looking for place to march at DNC and more.
Also in the news: Dolton first responders concerned about retirement funds; Owner of OBGYN services pleaded guilty to fraud; Protest groups looking for place to march at DNC and more.
It was an innovative idea in its day - a 200 store indoor shopping center 35 miles outside of Chicago with a 31-ride amusement park in the middle. Unfortunately, once you throw in costly delays, waning attendance, lackluster store selection, competition, and a trapeze death, that's when trouble starts.This is the story of Old Chicago, billed at the time as the "world's first enclosed combination theme park and shopping center," which in five years went from the next big thing to bust.ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN MAY, 2020. This version contains some changes.Show some love for the podcast for the cost of a cup of coffee and help offset production costs:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/chicagohistoryAmazon Affiliate Links (anything you buy - not just this stuff - through these links helps benefit the show):BOOKS:History Lover's Guide to Chicago, A by Greg Borzohttps://amzn.to/3w8fcQFFodor's Chicago (Full Color Travel Guide)https://amzn.to/3P6Mmc0CHICAGO ITEMS (PERFECT FOR GIFT GIVING):Greenline Goods Whiskey Glasses - 10 Oz Tumbler Gift Set for Chicago lovers, Etched with Chicago Map | Old Fashioned Rocks Glass - Set of 2https://amzn.to/3FrjSFrChicago Map Coasters by O3 Design Studio, Set Of 4, Sapele Wooden Coaster With City Map, Handmadehttps://amzn.to/3vNyDiNChicago History Podcast (chicagohistorypod AT gmail.com):https://www.facebook.com/Chicago-History-Podcast-107482214277883https://twitter.com/chicago_podhttps://www.instagram.com/chicagohistorypod/Chicago History Podcast Art by John K. Schneider (angeleyesartjks AT gmail.com) and on https://www.instagram.com/angeleyesartjks/ Like, subscribe, and kindly review. Much appreciated!Support the Show.
Complete Show - It is the ides of March, and Blarney Breakfast Day here in Wichita. Ted hosts this morning while we check in several times with Steve over at Old Chicago.
Anna Davlantes, WGN Radio's investigative correspondent, joins Bob Sirott to share what happened this week in Chicago history. Stories include the demolishing of Old Chicago, Jewel was open 24 hours a day, female bartenders became legal in the city, and more.
Chief, White Sox Dave, Danny, Tom, Lantz & Harry join the show to reminisce of our favorite moments from the old Chicago office. We get into the funniest moments caught on camera at this office, what we're going to miss about this space, what's in store for the new office, and more.You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or YouTube. Prime Members can listen ad-free on Amazon Music. For more, visit barstool.link/thedogwalk
Episode 268: I will discuss my tribute to TV anchorman and reporter Harry Porterfield, the 1938 movie In Old Chicago, and Peanuts Paperback books in the 1970s. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message
Episode 268: I will discuss my tribute to TV anchorman and reporter Harry Porterfield, the 1938 movie In Old Chicago, and Peanuts Paperback books in the 1970s. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message
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Dorothy Hoffner, a remarkable 104-year-old from Chicago, proved one's never too old to reach new heights.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
From 1938-01-15 The Jack Haley Log Cabin Jamboree Log - Old Chicago!
A fictionalized family drama about the O’Leary family whose cow is credited with starting the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. The post A020: In Old Chicago (1938) appeared first on .
Episode 208: I will discuss Old Chicago Indoor Amusement Park in Bolingbrook, IL, and the 2nd anniversary of Vanished Chicagoland Stories The Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message
Episode 208: I will discuss Old Chicago Indoor Amusement Park in Bolingbrook, IL, and the 2nd anniversary of Vanished Chicagoland Stories The Podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pete-kastanes/message
In the final hour, DMac and Derek open the hour talking about Derek's upcoming hunting trip. They break down the Broncos game in terms that Derek can understand, how will the Broncos' over/under compare to Derek's over/under for his duck hunting trip. Our Senior Broncos Writer, Andrew Mason, hops on with the guys to tell them about the mood in the locker room after the events of Monday night. Orlando calls in live from Old Chicago before the guys rattle off which Broncos already have their keys in their pants for this last game. They close out the show giving us some… suggestive audio from Russ and Ciara before getting in on the fun.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to Season 2 of 5678: A Movie Musical Podcast! Get in your horse drawn carriage and prepare for the 1938 In Old Chicago! Starring Alice Faye, Tyrone Power, and a very kicky cow. Brace for political backstabbing, inconsequential songs, and the most expensive fire on film. You've never seen an ending monologue quite like this! So start your own laundry business, manipulate your brother into running for mayor, and burn it all down!Homework:Fire Whirls1938 "In Old Chicago" review in The Chicago Tribune Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more movie musical content and episode updates.
Hour 4 of The Drive comes in with more discussion about former QB's, former GM's and the failures of the Broncos past! Due to past failures, is George Paton justified in his decisions? How will they know when Paton will be deemed as "right?" Our Denverfan.com Senior Broncos Writer Andrew Mason joins The Drive. Mase comes on to give his two cents on the Evans vs DMac debate, where does this Chubb trade leave the team, what should be the best move for the Broncos going forward and will they pay Dre'Mont Jones? The guys have some more fun by heading out to Old Chicago to check in with Orlando Franklin about tonight's pizza party! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It's the Nick D Halloween Spooktacular, with scary stories and a full review of "Halloween Ends" (Nick did NOT hate it at all). Then, Esmeralda Leon joins Nick for a rundown of the most popular Halloween Costumes of 2022, the Top 5 Horror Films of All Time, Esma's scary childhood memories of Bolingbrook (yes, Old Chicago is mentioned) and they play some Scary Sounds to find a replacement for the classic Screaming Guy sound effect, plus a new "Megaphone Message" from a listener...and much more! [EP81]
Mac makes a visit to Old Chicago
Guests on this episode of Poe and Bear Include Trenton Lee, Josh Kramer, Keith Schroyer, Chad Bond, Bear's Mom, and more as Poe and Bear were live from Old Chicago in Downtown Vincennes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/poeandbear/message
The trio discusses plums and Annie's optimistic belief in nature's consistency, words to avoid, a new pop up store, the Friends Experience in Denver, old bagel shops, and developments at the former Old Chicago location.Thankfully we have a guest this week. Saving Annie, Eric and Brady from totally ranting about nothing are guests from the new LoCol Theatre. Matt and Heidi Cunningham, Erika and Eric Scamehorn discuss their opening of an inclusive theatre (LoCol Theatre) for persons of all abilities in Longmont and their upcoming opening and productions.Mentions include:LoCol TheatreOld ChicagoSplish Splash (Bricks retail's sister store)The Friends ExperienceWolf and WrenSpotless podcastEventsFood Truck Fiesta - Latino Chamber - September 17thThanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our IntroSend Off MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away
Lots of fun this week with our dude Jamie Rivers BACK in the studio! Jamie tells some GREAT old Chicago stadium stories, and we talk about the current state of our BLUES... including our collective disappointment with Perron and Tkachuk going other places! We hope to have Jeff on the next podcast! Be sure to rate and review to help spread the word about the Last Minute Blues Podcast! Follow us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Podcast One, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's the Last Minute Blues Podcast with Jeff Burton, Donny Fandango, and former St. Louis Blues defenseman, Jamie Rivers! Brought to you by Together Credit Union - Empowering you to achieve your financial goals. Visit togethercu.org
Without a guest, the gang goes down the dangerous road of riffing on major league baseball rules, golf courses, and sports that are growing in audience. Longmont news includes the renovations going on at the Old Chicago restaurant location, Splish Splash (pastry shop?) coming to Main Street, Landline Doughnuts awing and signage, The Honey Shack, Morocan Rugs and Gifts, Fettle & Fire, the re-opening of Quality Liquors and the Boulder County Fair.Mentions include:Old ChicagoSplish SplashLandline DoughnutsHoney ShackMoroccan Rugs and GiftsFettle & FireQuality Liquors - "Little selection owner had no knowledge of alcohol kept pushing cheap beer" - YelpDickens PrimeSeinfeld - Yada YadaEventsBoulder County FairFood Truck Fiesta - Latino Chamber - September 17thThanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our IntroSend Off MusicThanks to David Cutter Music for "Float Away
Writer of stage, screen, and comic book Daniel Kibblesmith joins Tim and Greg! Old Chicago comedy friends together again! They talk about writing for giant universes, how VHS tapes shaped a generation, and how George Lucas is kind of like the Pope... and a whole lot more! Check it out (you're already reading the description, you're more than halfway there).
The next generation of culinary artisans are changing up the industry. These artisans have a whole new approach to reaching and satisfying the next generation consumer. In this podcast we will explore chefs and artisans from around the world diving into their story and passion. In this episode of Chef AF, I chat with Tim Griffin, director of culinary at SPB Hospitality about his path to becoming a chef, finding his inspiration, and driving menu innovation for several brands. Since October 2020 Griffin has been leading SPB Hospitality Brands culinary team with over twenty years experience in fine dining, catering and hospitality. Prior to joining the SPB team he has worked for Kona Grill, Ignite Restaurant Group's Joe's Crab Shack and Brick House Tavern & Tap. Griffin also served as a founding Board Member of the Global Culinary Innovators Association. He attended Texas Tech University and earned a bachelor's degree in restaurant and management finishing his education at The Culinary Institute of America. Griffin says, while at CIA in Napa Valley, he would speak to chefs that would come through, and would have great conversations about being a multi-unit corporate chef. Ultimately those discussions helped him identify what he wanted to do with his culinary education. He was drawn to the scope and scale of managing multiple things and entities across cities, states, and the world. I ask Griffin if he has been feeling the challenges of supply chain shortages. He says, “Yes, there's been a lot of react and adapt to current menu items as well as products, it changes daily, weekly but we have a great supply chain and I work very closely with them.” Adding, “it's a tighter relationship now than it has been in the past.” Some of the SPB brands include Logan's Roadhouse, Rock Bottom, Gordon Biersch, Old Chicago, and more. Griffin also shares the different virtual brands that are in development with SPB. Griffin talks about food trends and says he is seeing a lot more from Korea. But he looks for up and coming food trends by taking advantage when he travels, by visiting small restaurants and seeing what ingredients and presentations they are doing. To hear more about the creative process in the test kitchen, get Griffin's take on developing menus, and the story behind the Roasted Cauliflower Recipe, check out this episode of Chef AF “It's All Food” or you can listen on Spotify!
In this 20th Century-Fox 1938 episode we look at two Tyrone Power-starring historical disaster spectacles, Suez (directed by Allan Dwan), about the construction of the Suez Canal and various sorts of post-Napoleonic idealism, and In Old Chicago (directed by Henry King), a heavily fictionalized account of how Mrs. O'Leary's cow started the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. Dave and Elise respectively take up the films' causes, while agreeing that they each make a hash of history. Time Codes: 0h 01m 00s: SUEZ [dir. Allan Dwan] 0h 28m 39s: IN OLD CHICAGO [dir. Henry King] Studio Film Capsules provided The Films of 20th Century Fox by Tony Thomas and Aubrey Solomon Additional studio information from: The Hollywood Story by Joel W. Finler +++ * Marvel at our meticulously ridiculous Complete Viewing Schedule for the 2020s * Intro Song: “Sunday” by Jean Goldkette Orchestra with the Keller Sisters (courtesy of The Internet Archive) * Read Elise's latest film piece on Preston Sturges, Unfaithfully Yours, and the Narrative role of comedic scapegoating. * Check out Dave's new Robert Benchley blog – an attempt to annotate and reflect upon as many of the master humorist's 2000+ pieces as he can locate – Benchley Data: A Wayward Annotation Project! Follow us on Twitter at @therebuggy Write to us at therebuggy@gmail.com
Derricka Patrick's mother put out a tearful plea Friday night to find who killed her daughter. "It hurts so bad. I want my baby back," said Christine Blanton, Patrick's mother. "You took a beautiful young lady out of this world. You took her from her family. I can't have my baby anymore. I want my baby. You all took my baby from me. And God gave her to me for 29 years. And you just took my baby's life like that. That's not right." Patrick was a vibrant young woman, her godmother said, and beloved hair stylist on Chicago's South Side. Patrick was 4 months pregnant with her second child when police said two gunmen got out of their car Wednesday evening and opened fire around in the 7400-block of South Vincennes Avenue. Patrick, 29, was taken to the University of Chicago Medical Center, where she was pronounced dead, police said. Chicago police offer $15,000 rewards for information leading to an arrest for murders. The tip line is 833-408-0069. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leah-gordone/support
Dan Jacobs fills in tonight for Nick and Cecil. He checks in with Cecil at Old Chicago to talk about his struggling fantasy team. Dan pivots to the Broncos who are preparing for their biggest game in the last five years. He responds to an interesting caller from the end of the last segment before he brings Nick on to talk about fantasy league trophies and his take on the call from last segment. Dan takes a call from a fan who outlines how Justin Simmons has come into his own as the leader of the Broncos and worries the Broncos might get another year of Fangio. Cecil gives his two cents on the caller and the Russell Wilson situation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nick & Cecil take your fantasy football phone calls LIVE from Old Chicago talking Dak Prescott and waiting until Friday to make a judgement on his calf injury. Cecil mentions disappointment with George Kittle and all the players coming off their BYE week. Also, Cecil gives his Final Fantasy Take. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
He was the soundtrack of the NHL just like Marv Albert was for the NBA. Mike “Doc” Emrick spent nearly 50 years honing his craft but as the national voice of the NHL was revered for his unique approach which included a vocabulary the size of a dictionary. He once used 150 catch phrases to describe an Olympic game!And to think, this Indiana native used to attend hockey games at the Old Chicago stadium as a fan only years later to broadcast from its perch high above the ice surface.He's been retired since the end of the 2020 Stanley Cup Final but has an ice rink full of stories including the disappearing goal by Patrick Kane to win the Cup for the Blackhawks in 2010. He wished he had a do-over in that confusing goal but no one wishes a do-over for what was a spectacular and highly entertaining career.“Tell me a story I don't know” is proudly sponsored by Rahl Jewelers on Barrington road in Hoffman Estates where you come in as customer and leave as a friend. (Rahljewelers.com), And by Dynamic Manufacturing where there's nothing they can't do! (dynamicmanufacturinginc.com). “Tell me a story I don't know” is also sponsored by the Paulina Market, top purveyors of the finest meats and so much more. (Paulinamarket.com). And by the Vienna Beef Company, makers of the Chicago hotdog since 1893.(viennabeef.com).Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
He was the soundtrack of the NHL just like Marv Albert was for the NBA. Mike “Doc” Emrick spent nearly 50 years honing his craft but as the national voice of the NHL was revered for his unique approach which included a vocabulary the size of a dictionary. He once used 150 catch phrases to describe an Olympic game!And to think, this Indiana native used to attend hockey games at the Old Chicago stadium as a fan only years later to broadcast from its perch high above the ice surface.He's been retired since the end of the 2020 Stanley Cup Final but has an ice rink full of stories including the disappearing goal by Patrick Kane to win the Cup for the Blackhawks in 2010. He wished he had a do-over in that confusing goal but no one wishes a do-over for what was a spectacular and highly entertaining career.“Tell me a story I don't know” is proudly sponsored by Rahl Jewelers on Barrington road in Hoffman Estates where you come in as customer and leave as a friend. (Rahljewelers.com), And by Dynamic Manufacturing where there's nothing they can't do! (dynamicmanufacturinginc.com). “Tell me a story I don't know” is also sponsored by the Paulina Market, top purveyors of the finest meats and so much more. (Paulinamarket.com). And by the Vienna Beef Company, makers of the Chicago hotdog since 1893.(viennabeef.com).Hear full episodes and make sure to follow us and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google and wherever you get your podcasts. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
Nick & Cecil take your fantasy calls LIVE from Old Chicago and Cecil gives his Final Fantasy Take. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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On the 1937 edition of the Supporting Actress Smackdown we discuss Best Picture nominated classics Stage Door and Dead End, plus the blockbuster disaster epic In Old Chicago and acting nominated mysteries and melodramas with Night Must Fall and Stella Dallas. Thanks to Chelsea Eichholz, Pamela Hutchinson, Boyd Van Hoeij, and Tim Robey for being fabulous and very funny guests.
Nick & Cecil open up the phone lines LIVE at Old Chicago talking fantasy football. Cecil gives an injury report and his Final Fantasy Take. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Nick & Cecil are LIVE from Old Chicago taking fantasy calls and Nick accuses Cecil of being a turncoat regarding Javonte Williams. Also, Cecil gives his Final Fantasy Take. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Andrew and Elias talk about, the mystery song of Old Chicago, how they held a country star captive in conversation and what they'd do if they ever met a famous person.
Sean Bartley joins us to share his journey in music production, Destiny and Halo. We discussed the Halo Infinite tech test, Iron Banner, Season 15 in Destiny, cross play and much more. www.destinyshow.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
This week, Gordy is out in Mexico selling roses in parking lot and making his way back to Michigan. So the D's wife has joined the team this week, alongside Bubba and the Honch. The D prompty starts this week's schedule with a wively insult since Vee doesn't have a news topic for this week. After that, we jump right in to couples counseling. What is the wost thing that you've ever done when something wasn't quite right at a restaurant? Bubba passively aggressively sent back his Prime Rib dinner because it was 'too raw', and Honch worked at Subway (if you didn't already know this), but he did send back a burger because it was overcooked, and still gave them a good tip.The Bubba left a 1 cent tip at Old Chicago when our 'group' was ignored at the bar; the same place where we saw a very small kid (like 2 years of age) playing with knives. That said, our talk of restaurants led to Honch talking about a 'poop dollar', where you leave a dollar on a curb, as well as the infamous pretzels from Mall Rats. Once we finally get to the news (apologies for the screaming child. Since the Vee joined the show, it apparently angered the D's 2 year old son). a man in Iowa, was angry about his chicken nugget order at his local McDonald's, so he called in a bomb threat. The man was arrested on felony charges and probably didn't get his sauce packets, but likely got at least any one phone call. But people tend to call in bomb threats when they don't want any sort of event to take place...like getting rid of a body. How did we go from chicken nuggets to death?Do you use handcuffs? The D asked the Vee if she wants to be handcuffed like a Ukranian couple, who handcuffed themselves together to help improve the relationship, until they got married...which was for 123 days of being handcuffed together, and they didn't get married. Once the couple removed the cuffs, they promptly ended the relationship. Of course, the conversation quickly jumps into couples that poop together in the same room. The D and Vee do it, but apparently this isn't a normal thing. The Honch something to say you to. But before he says it, he wants to pay hommage to Jay Mewes....DO YOUR JOB!A 62 year old man in Wyoming called the cops after he was curious why he wasn't arrested. He was using meth and was expecting to do his job...but Honch just really likes telling stories where idiot criminals call the cops him themselves. This then goes into one of Honch's high school stories. Listen and Subscribe On:Apple PodcastAmazon MusicSpotifyGoogle PlayiHeartRadioPocket CastStitcherCastroCastbox:RSS Feed
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Episode 25: I will be talking about Old Chicago Indoor Amusement Park, Gavin MacLeod, B.J. Thomas and, Arlene Golonka. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pete-kastanes/message
Episode 25: I will be talking about Old Chicago Indoor Amusement Park, Gavin MacLeod, B.J. Thomas and, Arlene Golonka. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pete-kastanes/message
Recorded from ON LOCATION on Tim's hotel he's staying in before shooting The Righteous Gemstones! You might have seen Tim on that show, Shrink, or any of the other things he's been quietly hilariously in. But don't let any of that normal person stuff fool you, he's also a really nice guy. Tim sat down with me to talk comedy, improv, the Old Chicago scene, and what it's like to be high on anxiety every day from showbiz crap. Tim's done even more than I knew, and he's worked with some amazing performers. Plus, like a said, real sweet dude. THE CALLS: 1) A caller wants to know what it's like to work on his current big show 2) A nice lady with a particular set of skills wants to know how to get the word out, and 3) A male caller has a VERY WEIRD REQUEST for Tim on behalf of his ex. It was very fun to watch his face as we listened to it. Thanks, Mightys! Call Matt and ask a question 323-763-0228 New episodes arrive every Thursday via The Laugh Button. For advertising opportunities email advertise@thelaughbutton.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Recorded from ON LOCATION on Tim’s hotel he’s staying in before shooting The Righteous Gemstones! You might have seen Tim on that show, Shrink, or any of the other things he’s been quietly hilariously in. But don’t let any of that normal person stuff fool you, he’s also a really nice guy. Tim sat down with me to talk comedy, improv, the Old Chicago scene, and what it’s like to be high on anxiety every day from showbiz crap. Tim’s done even more than I knew, and he’s worked with some amazing performers. Plus, like a said, real sweet dude. THE CALLS: 1) A caller wants to know what it’s like to work on his current big show 2) A nice lady with a particular set of skills wants to know how to get the word out, and 3) A male caller has a VERY WEIRD REQUEST for Tim on behalf of his ex. It was very fun to watch his face as we listened to it. Thanks, Mightys! Call Matt and ask a question 323-763-0228 New episodes arrive every Thursday via The Laugh Button. For advertising opportunities email advertise@thelaughbutton.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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On this Election Day, we walked down memory lane and heard your most significant memories. Several retired political reporters and editors joined MPR News host Angela Davis to talk about Election Days past. They talked about the 2000 presidential election between George W. Bush and Al Gore, when Barack Obama won the presidential election in 2008, and the 1998 election when former wrestler Jesse “The Body" Ventura shocked the world and was elected governor of Minnesota. We also checked in with MPR News senior reporter Jon Collins, who was at the polls in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood of Minneapolis. Guests: Jon Collins, MPR News senior reporter Pat Kessler, WCCO's senior political reporter Lynda McDonnell, retired Pioneer Press political editor Dane Smith, retired Pioneer Press and Star Tribune political reporter Gene Lahammer, retired State Capitol reporter for The Associated Press Check out some of the memories our audience shared with us below. Note: The submissions have been edited for length and clarity. “The year Jesse Ventura was elected, I left a job in the newsroom of a local news organization a few months before Election Day. It was the first time in my working life I had not spent the Election Day evening in a frantic newsroom, and I was going through a little bit of withdrawal. As I sat stewing in my living room with nothing to do, I seriously considered calling up my former news editor and asking if I could come in to help — even if it just meant going out to get coffee/food for the staff that was working so hard. It was such an exciting evening, and it was really hard not to be in the thick of it.” — Carol “An election memory that stands out for me is the 1990 Senate race, where Paul Wellstone crisscrossed the state in his green bus speaking of progressive ideas, running against lumber store baron Rudy Boschwitz, the well-funded incumbent. I was a college student disillusioned about the political process and was sure that big money would prevail. I went to bed election night without results and woke the next day to the emotional news that Wellstone had won. A stunning victory for the ‘little guy,’ and a bit of faith restored that the system can work when the candidate does the work. Senator Wellstone, you are so missed!” — Sandra “This is not a wonderful story nor heart-warming tale, but it may be my most significant Election Day memory. For many years, I was involved politically and voted independently. Walking through my Uptown neighborhood, with green Ralph Nader signs displayed on almost every lawn, was my idea of a good time. Fast forward to 2016. I got excited about Trump because I sensed he had the sensibility of an independent. I never dreamed I would attend a Republican caucus. Throughout the fall, I became aware of a conspicuous bias in the major media; a bias I hadn't noticed before because usually my candidates were not part of the national coverage and sometimes not even allowed to debate. I found the bias disturbing and not emblematic of the principles I believed this country to be founded upon. Fast forward to election night. As the votes continued to come in, and as it became clearer that not only Trump was in the running, but that he could win, the faces on the liberal media stalwarts was priceless. Many of them across the major networks were literally at a loss for words. Anchors like Norah O'Donnell were stunned; and I love Norah O'Donnell. I was not reveling in their misfortune, nor enjoying my candidate's comeback, but I was relishing that a group of people that had conducted themselves with compromised integrity ultimately learned a lesson and perhaps got what they deserved. The look of astonishment on Norah's face and her subsequent fumbling for words is my most memorable election night experience. The people were speaking.” — John “My most vivid election memory is 10:00 p.m. Nov. 4, 2008. I was teaching 6th grade and one of my students, Devon, called at about 9:50 p.m. that night on the verge of hyperventilating, ‘Mr. Vernosh, do you think he will do it? Do you think he's actually going to win?’ We talked politics and family for a few more minutes and I could tell his family had a watching party and we were both watching CNN. The clock turned to 10:00 p.m. CNN echoed between our phones, they called California, and projected that Sen. Barack Obama was now to be President-Elect Obama. I heard cheers on the phone. Devon screamed even louder than those from his family, ‘Mr. Vernosh, he did it! Oh my god, he did it! Obama won. I'm sorry, I gotta go, Mr. Vernosh.’ As he hung up, I hear him yelling to his mom, ‘Mom, Mom, can you believe he did it!’ He hung up and I wept. I wept because of the joy of the moment. I wept because of the hope President Obama, the first Black president, brought to all of us, especially the students and families I served, of which about 95 percent were Black. Fast forward two years and I was able to share that moment, with President Obama in the Oval Office while meeting with him as Minnesota Teacher of the Year. So while Devon wasn't able to be with me there, his voice and those voices of all my students, certainly were.” — Ryan “One of the first times I voted was the Jesse Ventura race for Minnesota governor. I remember driving along I-35 and seeing one of his green ‘Ventura, Jesse for Governor’ billboards and feeling like he was going to win. We convinced the waiter at Old Chicago to turn on election coverage that night. I know people have mixed feelings about what he did in office but his run, and win, instilled in me that anything is possible in politics. I don't vote down party lines and am not affiliated with either of the two major political parties and I think it is due in part because of the foundation I have in seeing Jesse win. The discourse that was not just divided in two and I liked that.” — Jackie “My most memorable Election Day memory is when Barack Obama won the 2008 election. I had voted before but this was the first election I was really passionate about. Obama gave me hope and something to be excited about. I was ready for a Black president. When I found out that he won, I burst into tears of joy. It was absolutely incredible.” — Ruth “I think one of my more memorable Election Day memories was from 2016. I was 15 and I couldn't vote, but it still is so vivid for me. I was sitting in bed watching election coverage and I started get more and more nervous. I just remember crying for hours as it became more clear that Trump would win. I was deeply in the closet at the time, but I knew he would begin to strip away at LGBT rights and he has. And I knew people of color would get treated even worse than they already would under Trump, which has happened. I remember going to school the next morning. At the time I lived in Texas. Kids were screaming white power and similarly racist things all day. It's more memorable than the first time I voted, which was in the 2020 presidential primary.” — Haleigh “I am old enough to remember going to the polls with my parents in 1960, when I was 5 years old. My mother explained the importance of the election process, and it left an impression on me that I still feel when I vote. Voting is a privilege that we should not take for granted.” — Pamela “I worked for Carter in 1976. Hanging out with the team and watching the returns was so fun and when the trusted news source called the election the room exploded with cheers and hugs all around! It was like New Years Eve x10.” — Wally “My most significant Election Day memory happened all the way back in 2019. After leaving the world of journalism the year before, I wanted to do something to help my community. I knew that St. Paul City Council elections were coming up, so since I had met my councilmember (Rebecca Noecker) before, I decided to volunteer for her reelection campaign. She asked if I would nominate her for the endorsement at the Ward 2 DFL convention and it was an honor. Fast forward a few months to Election Night 2019, when I followed the results from my phone on the couch after mistakenly forgetting to take the night off of work. A friend of mine at the Noecker campaign’s watch party DM’d me saying ‘she won!’ and I danced in my house. It was a likely result but it felt so good anyway because I helped make it happen. It made me realize that local races are just as important as national ones (if not more so!)” — Cass “When I was 7 years old, Obama was running for president the first time. My mom and dad brought me to the polls with them on Election Day and told me about Obama. I felt so excited to join my parents. Them bringing me to vote sparked many questions. I was also able to do a mock voting within my school. Around my 8th birthday, Obama was sworn into presidency. My second grade teacher let us watch it instead of going to recess. I was so excited to watch him be sworn in. It was a memory that I still think back upon and first got me interested in American government.” — Madisyn “I was pregnant with my oldest in 2000. I was due Nov. 19, but I had been on partial bed rest starting at the end of September because the doctor was very concerned about early delivery. My best friend had a dream in October in which I was watching election returns in the hospital, and I thought two weeks early sounded okay. Well, election night came and went, That was the Bush-Gore ‘hanging chad’ election, and when I finally (!) gave birth on Nov. 26, we have pictures in the hospital where CNN is on in the background, and we’re watching election returns.” — Deanne I'm Filipino American living in Hastings. Every time I've gone to vote (three elections) there’s this one white woman checking IDs refusing to believe I'm already registered, saying she can't find me. I have to ask her multiple times to re-check the list before she lets me through. It sucks.” — Patricia “Bringing my 17-year-old daughter with me when I voted for Hillary Clinton in 2016, the first time I got to vote for a woman for president. I was so excited and wanted her to share the moment with me, just months before she could legally vote herself.” — Lisa “In 2016, We were driving back from Nashville, we just celebrated our wedding anniversary. I knew I was going to be out of town during election day, so I requested a mail in absentee ballot. As we were driving home during the morning after Election Day, the picture was very clear the Trump had won, And the certainty I felt for the inevitable Clinton presidency evaporated. I had a lot of time to think on the drive about the immaturity of my decision to not vote. My absentee ballot was sitting on the kitchen table at home, on the day after the election, I thought about how much I dislike Hillary Clinton, I never pictured that Trump would win. I learned a vital lesson that day, but sometimes grown-up decisions weren’t about picking your favorite — It’s also about understanding the consequences of what happens when you choose your favorite verses what happens when choose pragmatism over principle. Please, don’t be like 2016 me — please get out and vote.” — David “Election Day 1996. It was my first time voting in Minneapolis. My polling place was packed, and it was the November in an artistic/grunge/hip neighborhood. No pastels to be found. Until the man in the white suit breezed his way into the room, gliding past all lines, receiving his ballot and then skipping over all the other voters — well the others that had been waiting in line were puzzled. Who was this person? As he skipped over the remaining people in line, puzzlement turned to frustration. It was then that another voter voiced this frustration, ‘Excuse me sir. Don't you think we all are in a hurry? Or that we all don't have places to go? You, sir are a d***head! And everyone in the room knows you are a d***head!’ End scene.” — Jill Use the audio player above to listen to the program. Subscribe to the MPR News with Angela Davis podcast on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or RSS.
"Vote because she can't," says Zachary Huff, founder of the Stamped Out Movement. The 19-year-old Chicago artist launched the social justice movement after the tragic deaths of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, and 12 others as a result of, "police brutality, systemic racism, and institutionalized racial bias," Huff told Pivotal Moment. The Chicago activist created commemorative stamps, including posters hung across U.S. cities, encouraging citizens to VOTE, and encouraging his fellow youth advocates to promote the cause for justice across social media. Visit www.stampedoutmovement.com for more information, to donate, or to be a part of the movement in your city.
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It was an innovative idea in its day - a 200 store indoor shopping center 35 miles outside of Chicago with a 31-ride amusement park in the middle. Unfortunately, once you throw in costly delays, waning attendance, lackluster store selection, competition, and a trapeze death, that's when trouble starts.This is the story of Old Chicago, billed at the time as the "world's first enclosed combination theme park and shopping center," which in five years went from the next big thing to bust.Chicago History Podcast (chicagohistorypod@gmail.com):https://www.facebook.com/Chicago-History-Podcast-107482214277883https://twitter.com/chicago_podhttps://www.instagram.com/chicagohistorypod/Chicago History Podcast Art by John K. Schneider (jschneider152@gmail.com) and on https://www.instagram.com/angeleyesartjks/ Like, subscribe, and kindly review. Much appreciated!
Ken and Trent begin the show talking about NFL Draft props not being available in Iowa and then talk about that with Brian Ohrilko from the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission, then Restaurant Radio featuring Coopers on 5th, Heavenly Asian Cuisine, Tumea & Son's, Old Chicago, Ruby Tuesday and Fridley Theatres. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Ken and Trent begin the show talking about NFL Draft props not being available in Iowa and then talk about that with Brian Ohrilko from the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission, then Restaurant Radio featuring Coopers on 5th, Heavenly Asian Cuisine, Tumea & Son's, Old Chicago, Ruby Tuesday and Fridley Theatres.
No studio, No problem. The pandemic is rearing its ugly head, and causing mass issues around the world. We intend to keep moving forward, though! You all deserve to beContinue reading...019 – Old Chicago Cemetery – As Featured on Ghostly Podcast
No studio, No problem. Bob may be displaced for a moment, but not one to give up, we are bringing you a special episode this week. As featured on a live recording with Ghostly Podcast, the two teams join up to talk about The Old Chicago Cemetery and other strange happenings around the Lincoln Park Zoo. The two teams are joined by Jack Blu, a local paranormal historian. This was recorded live at Podcast Central at C2E2 this year, and needless to say, it was a huge success.
Sorry for some distortion on this episode. We'll fix it for next time. The guys discuss the coming of Moe's Bagels, a new apartment complex The Farm Haus, closing of Old Chicago, and the opening of the Taco Palace. The guys welcome Dan Jones, Executive Director of the St. Vrain FC who discusses the rise of soccer in the St. Vrain area. Business mentions In this episodeMoe's BagelsFarm Haus ApartmentsTaco PalaceOld ChicagoSt. Vrain FCEventsFirehouse Arts Center Press and Fold - March 5 - April 5Birding through the Seasons - March 23 Longmont LibrarySenior Fish-Off - April 17 6:30 a.m. to 10 a.m.Rattlesnake Hike - May 16MusicThanks to Andy Eppler for "Nothing but the Rain" as our IntroMusic of the week "Bouncin" by Michael BellmontDrop a line to the guys at info@sidedishlongmont.org
The Grow Lincoln team talks about Four Star Card and Gift Gallery closing, Old Chicago in the Haymarket closing, what's going into SouthPointe, and more.
Is the site of the old Chicago city cemetery haunted? In Ghostly's thirty-eighth episode, Pat and Rebecca are joined by Bob After Dark and paranormal historian Jack Blu to tell the story of the old Chicago City Cemetery and haunted Lincoln Park. The post 038 The Old Chicago City Cemetery and Haunted Lincoln Park appeared first on Ghostly Podcast.
Just recently Amazon bought a old Chicago amusement park/ Mall that will now serve as new distribution site for Chicago
In this week's episode, Nick & Cole welcome their fifth guest on the show Neil Bingham, Admission Visit Coordinator at Loras College. The group reviews Old Chicago wings, talk about Neil's role in the Admission Office at Loras, and wrap up with questions from the fans and Coaches Corner.
Smith and Marx Walk into a Bar: A History of Economics Podcast
In this episode, Scott Scheall sits down with Stefan Kolev, Professor of Economics at the University of Applied Sciences Zwickau, to discuss a range of topics, including the history and significance of the German Ordoliberal economists, the "Old" Chicago school of economics, the proper meaning of the term “neoliberalism,” and Stefan’s upbringing in post-communist Bulgaria. Smith and Marx Walk into a Bar: A History of Economics Podcast is supported by the History of Economics Society: www.historyofeconomics.org
In this episode with the Chief Marketing Officer and CXO of CraftWorks Holdings, we sit down with Josh Kern to discuss local store marketing, navigating agencies, new technologies, changing consumer habits, and much more. One of the interesting hot topics we dive in to is engaging the community and local store marketing. We got in to specific examples using their Logan’s Roadhouse and old Old Chicago brands. Other Brands in their portfolio of brands include Rock Bottom, Chophouse and more. Sponsors: SCORPION INTERNET MARKETING: www.Scorpion.co/mb Named the #1 franchise marketing company in America by Entrepreneur Magazine, Scorpion delivers all-in-one solutions for franchise brands looking to defeat disjointed marketing and increase revenue. As a marketing partner, Scorpion assists franchises in the management of branding, website design, online listings, paid advertising, and more, eliminating the need for multiple vendors. To learn more, visit www.Scorpion.co/mb RALLIO: Rallio is a powerful combination of social media technology and local agency The easy-to-use mobile app enables franchisors and their franchisees to manage their entire social media presence, online reputation, and online directory listings in one place for all locations. The advocacy program turns “Net promoters” into REAL promoters, and incentives franchisees and their employees to share content that portrays your brand as a "best place to work". And Rallio Local provides a white glove service that can manage EVERYTHING for franchisees, Voted as the #1 social media technology platform and #6 marketing partner overall in the 2nd annual Entrepreneur magazine franchise supplier listing, Rallio will help you RALLY your employees and customers around your brand on social media. Visit Rallio.com today to get a 100% FREE local analysis report comparing your franchise system vs your industry averages. That’s www.rallio.com Follow Us On Facebook and LinkedIn: @MODRNbusiness @Zjfishman (insta too) @RyanThomasHicks (insta too) Title Sponsor of the Summer Tour: Franchisors.com Audio Engineer: Ben Kliever
This episode starts off with a battle we all face. That being our battle between wants and needs. The topics then get more serious as Phil starts going into Trump and how he reacted to the two recent mass shootings in America. But things quickly get lightened up as the boys read some notes from their writing, discuss how quickly NFL fans give up on their team, B-dubs wings and sauces, Old Chicago's World Beer Tour system, and even interact with the chat during this live stream. People who have a ridiculous amount of bumper stickers and Phil telling us how we don't need government closes out the rest of this episode of Doug Life
Tons of huge tunes in this mix! One of my best mixes yet!!!!! Avicii, steve poindexter, mixmasters, marshall Jefferson, Bomb, tyree cooper, rhythim is rhythim, 808 state, klf, lil louis, Mantronix and More!
TRIGGER WARNING: This episode contains a lot of references to sexual assault that takes place in the movie. Another in the “musical drama disaster film” genre of San Francisco, this week’s movie is a fictional telling of the family of Mrs. O’Leary, whose cow, for at least a century, was held responsible for starting the Chicago Fire. Starring Tyrone Power, Alice Brady, and Alice Faye, In Old Chicago is a movie so chock full of the worst Classic Film offenses that David made up a bingo card for it. It’s also the last film of 1937, so find out if the Academy’s winner holds up!
Nick Vatterott (Comedy Central, "Real Time with Bill Maher") is one of Brido's favorite comedians. And he happens to love pinball. Krystle Gemnich loves pinball even more. She makes a living in the world of pinball. She basically knows everything about it. So Brido talks to both of them. Old Chicago comedy stories are told as well. It's fun.
Burger Quest week 3 featuring guest judges, Phyllip Davis and Todd Bacon, joining Josh Pietrowski and Jason Burton. This week we hit some Eastside spots: Lyle's Sports Zone, KC's Timeout, Arc Lanes, Lic's, Five Guys, Shyler's, Bar Louie, Red Robin, The Carousel, Cleaver's, and Old Chicago. Big thanks to Cory Edwards for driving/running us this week.
This episode of the podcast looks back upon a failed chapter in suburban Chicago commercial development. What makes Old Chicago so interesting? It was a concept that isn't foreign to consumers today. And an Illinois man who has become the internet's leading Old Chicago historian will share stories and memories of a destination that is long gone.
Campus leaders are examining how to provide mental health services not only for students, but also for faculty and staff members at the University of Colorado amid increasing demand. The topic has been of public discussion recently, and Demand for services among students is outpacing enrollment growth. http://www.dailycamera.com/cu-news/ci_32234281/cu-boulder-seeing-an-increase-demand-mental-health City employees spent $2.1 million on purchase cards in violation of the Denver government’s rules, according to a new report from Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien. The auditor’s office took issue with the way the money was spent, but not necessarily what it was spent on. https://www.denverpost.com/2018/10/23/denver-audit-expense-cards-misused/ Known for its massive portions, The Cheesecake Factory, will be closing its doors for good in Boulder December 29th. The Cheesecake Factory is the latest national brand to join the likes of Old Chicago, the Olive Garden, Applebee’s, Chili’s and TGI Fridays in leaving Boulder’s Pearl Street. “After 19 years of operation, we have decided to terminate our Boulder restaurant’s lease” writes Alethea Rowe, senior director of public relations of The Cheesecake Factory The company is working with staff to help transition them to other opportunities, including transfers to other area restaurants. http://www.dailycamera.com/ci_32233458
Is there such a thing as time travel? Most would say no. Except this man, who is seeking shelter from a summer storm. He finally finds shelter...and much much more. IN OLD CHICAGO was written and directed by Bob Berry. This cast included Bob Berry, Susan Rardin, June Greyson, and Billy Hannan. Host was Ray Hedin. Theme music by Brian Lee Wheat. Produced at Village Recording Studio, Indianapolis, Indiana.
A Floridiot hits boyfriend who wouldn’t cuddle. A hard to kill germ is found in hot tubs. Steve plays history teacher and gives Brendan a lesson on Old Chicago. Patriots coach had an expensive hotel meal. A man dumped a body across the street from his home.
2 year old Lavonte White sitting in the back seat of a car was shot and killed along with his 26 year old uncle in an apparent gang hit. The female in the car was also shot in the stomach. She is with child and her and the child are now in stable condition. Donald Trump now is being challenged by Russia as they are sitting on the outside of connecticut via spy ship waiting to see what Trump is going to do about it. Meanwhile he's dealing with the Michael Flynn Resignation. And DL Hughley, disappointed Truthit with his defense of George Lopez tasteless joke.
2 year old sitting in the back seat of a car was shot and killed along with a passenger in an apparent gang shooting. The driver was filming on facebook live when it happened. When is the violence going to end? Donald trump sucks... Would Clinton have been any better? DL Hughley is a big disappointment.
Big Thanks to Tim at Ben's Bottle Shop in Vancouver, WA for helping us to source the beers for this show. Jason tells us the tale of Old Chicago and Sam tries to tell us the high lights of this weeks wild card NFL games.. Both Fail.. Cheers
This week's interview is with Tom Moxcey, former CEO of Rock Bottom, Old Chicago's and Charlie Browns. Tom talks about his amazing career starting in Boulder, CO in 1970 through today where he is a restaurant gun for hire that will come in and fix broken restaurants by actually managing them, not just consulting and moving to the next project. Tom spends some time talking about the prestige of working at restaurants and how he feels that has been degraded over time and some of what he believes will be the unintended consequences of the current minimum wage increases. To contact Tom, you can reach him through LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-moxcey-6998b164
Scott Burns is a Mercatus PhD Dissertation Fellow in the Economics PhD Program at George Mason University. Scott earned his BS in Economics from Louisiana State University where he was part of the Speech and Debate Club and the Phi Eta Sigma Honors Society. His current publications include The War on Drugs in Afghanistan: Another Failed Experiment in Interdiction and Old (Chicago) school, new century: the link between Knight and Simons’ Chicago plan to Buchanan’s constitutional money. Scott’s PhD dissertation topic has to do with one of the most exciting yet under-appreciated miracles of the market going on in the world today, the "mobile money revolution" in Sub-Saharan Africa. Scott writes for the blog Alt-M, which is a blog run by free banking scholars on the theme Ideas for an Alternative Monetary Future. Check out the show notes page for all the links, books and resources mentioned by Scott at www.economicrockstar.com/scottburns
ArMAYgeddon continues with a review of 1938's In Old Chicago starring Tyrone Power. It's a look at the Great Chicago Fire with some musical numbers thrown in. We also chat about Clueless, Step Up and Captain America: Civil War. NOTE: We have a new audio set-up as our old laptop was dying so we apologize for any audio issues.
The Lux Radio Theatre. October 9, 1944. . "In Old Chicago". Sponsored by: Lux, Spry. Good brother vs. bad brother in old Chicago...and their last name is O'Leary! See cat. #93183 for a rehearsal recording of this program. John Hodiak, Cecil B. DeMille, Cy Kendall, Janet Scott, John Milton Kennedy (announcer), Louis Silvers (music director), Ruby Dandridge, Tom Holland, Griff Barnett (doubles), Edward Marr (doubles), Charles Seel (doubles), Norman Field, Truda Marson (doubles), Leo Cleary (doubles), Ed Begley (doubles), Tommy Cook, Dickie Meyers (doubles), Bob Martell (doubles), Herb Lytton (doubles), Homer Hall (chorus), Sidney Pepple (chorus), Jan Williams (chorus), Stewart Bair (chorus), Enrico Ricardi (chorus, choral director), Julie Bannon (commercial spokesman: doubles), Doris Singleton (commercial spokesman: as "Libby"), Ann Tobin (commercial spokesman), Thomas Hanlon (commercial spokesman: doubles), Lamar Trotti (screenwriter), Sonya Levien (screenwriter), Niven Bush (author), Fred MacKaye (director), Sanford Barnett (adaptor), Charlie Forsyth (sound effects), Dorothy Lamour, Robert Young. oldtimeradiodvd.com
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